Changing the colour of the full grain leather sofa

Hello,

You can perfectly make the desired color change.

If you want to change to grey, order grey.
On the other hand, for the switch to duck blue, order light grey AND duck blue. It will first be necessary to apply a layer of light grey beforehand to lower the overall shade and not to distort the blue.

Tell us the surface area of your 2 sofas (number of seats) as well as your wish of color and we will send you a detailed estimate with the right quantities of products.

Good WE

Thank you for your prompt return.

They are two large 3-seater sofas (2 seats and 2 backs on each sofa), armrests and an all-leather structure.

I would like a quote for each shade: if I take the grey or duck blue option...

I already have the strippers, cleaners and silky varnish.

Will I have to remove the black completely before I want to cover it? or is a layer of acetone enough?

Thank you. Thank you.

Laureen

Don't overtraumatize your leather with the stripper! It is not a question of discoloring your leather but just of degreasing it and cleaning it! Apply 2 layers of acetones and 3 layers on the areas likely to contain traces of sebum (armrests and neck areas).

We prepare your 2 quotes!

Before making your quotations, do you have any repairs to make? (cracks, fissures or other)

Okay for the acetone.

and not any repair

Thank you. Thank you.

It is noted, your quotes have been sent to your email address.

Great, thanks for your quick return.

I'm going to study this.